Lane Cameron Music Services

The Biggest Little Recording Studio

For the past three decades, Lane Cameron Music Services has been helping aspiring songwriters realize their dreams. Whether it be a simple demo of a song or a completely orchestrated Master-Quality Recording, the same care and attention to detail ensures that your project turns out exactly as you envisioned it. In addition, we also provide mixing and mastering services and this can be accomplished quickly and inexpensively.

Professional musicians, amateurs, and newcomers are welcome, no experience necessary.

In the Studio

Lane Cameron Studios opened for business in 1990 in Reno, Nevada, providing world class recording for local artists as well as big name acts.

He has had the pleasure of working with nationally known smooth jazz guitarist, Craig Chaquico, placing three songs on his album "Follow the Sun." Lane has recorded with Mickey Thomas, the lead singer of Starship, playing blues harmonica on his recent album, "Marauder." Over the years, Lane has also recorded four albums with million selling recording artists, The Diamonds.

Practice and Lessons
Piano
View of Reno
Singing and Vocal Recording
Collaboration
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Serving Reno’s musical community for over 30 years.

Lane attended the Berklee College of Music in Boston majoring in guitar, keyboards, film scoring, songwriting, jingle writing, composing, and arranging all styles of music.

About Lane Cameron

About Lane Cameron

Raised in a show business family in the deep south, Lane was influenced by the Mississippi Delta Blues, New Orleans Soul and Funk, and Memphis Rock and Roll. He played in The Dawnbreakers band through high school and studied music at Louisiana State University.

While at LSU he formed a trio that performed in prestigious rooms across the country: The Hawaii Kai on Broadway in New York City, the Regency Hyatt Hotel, Club Atlantis in Atlanta, GA, and the Kings Inn Resort, Freeport, Bahamas.

While playing in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, Lane’s group was seen by football legend, Joe Namath, and become the house band at Joe’s new club, "The Bachelor’s Three."

The band was honored to play for such celebrities as Muhammed Ali, Tom Jones, Stephen Stills of Crosby-Stills-Nash & Young, and many celebrity athletes. This led to an extended engagement at the "The Bachelor’s Three" in Boston, MA.

During his time in Boston, Lane enrolled in the renown Berklee College of Music studying Arranging, Composition, Electronic Music, and Guitar. In his two years at Berklee, he formed a new group called Cameron and soon moved the group to southern Florida. In the eight years that followed, Cameron performed across the south in various clubs, colleges, and concerts. They released two albums of mostly original songs and concert favorites.

When appearing in Alabama, Cameron caught the attention of the Allman Brothers Band. Greg Allman, Dicky Betts, and Chuck Levell came in after their concert to sit in with the band. That recording can be heard on YouTube.

Lane moved to Nevada in 1985 and has performed in the casinos of Lake Tahoe, Reno, and Las Vegas for a number of years.

Contact Lane Cameron

Session Rates start at $40 per hour.
Call for an appointment: 775.324.4300 or 775.750.8062